story: (CNN) -- The United States is deeply concerned about the well-being of Eman al-Obeidy, according to a State Department source, and worked closely with officials in Europe and Libya to get her safely out of the country. The same source said the U.S. is "prepared to provide whatever help and support Eman may need." 
  
  Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring when she accused Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's security forces of gang-raping her. 
  
  She is now on the way to Malta with her father, according to another high-level U.S. State Department source. She will eventually head to a processing center in Europe before leaving for a final destination. 
  
  She has told CNN on repeated occasions that she wants to go to the United States. 
  
  One of the State Department sources told CNN that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "has been deeply interested in the case and has followed it throughout." 
  
  Al-Obeidy was in Qatar awaiting resettlement as a refugee when she was deported Thursday and sent back to Libya. She was reportedly beaten before being deported. 
  
  Najah Dawaji, a U.S.-based Libyan pro-freedom activist, said she was with three key members of Libya's Transitional National Council when they first learned that al-Obeidy was forced from Doha and arrived in Benghazi, Libya, on Thursday. She said al-Obeidy had a black eye, bruises on her legs and scratches on her arms. 
  
  Al-Obeidy told a journalist that officials in the Transitional National Council had pressured the Qataris to expel her. But, according to Dawaji, she did not blame the rebel group for the beating itself. 
questions: Who was reportedly beaten before being deported?
questions: Why was she in Qatar?
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questions: Does any country care about her well-being?
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questions: Did the US try to get her safely out of the country?
questions: When did Al-Obeidy grab the world's attention?
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questions: Who did Al-Obeidy say had pressured the Qataris to expel her?
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answers: Al-Obeidy
answers: Al-Obeidy was in Qatar awaiting resettlement as a refugee when she was deported Thursday and sent back to Libya. She was reportedly beaten before being deported.
answers: Awaiting resettlement as a refugee
answers: Al-Obeidy was in Qatar awaiting resettlement as a refugee
answers: Thursday
answers: Al-Obeidy was in Qatar awaiting resettlement as a refugee when she was deported Thursday
answers: Libya
answers: Al-Obeidy was in Qatar awaiting resettlement as a refugee when she was deported Thursday and sent back to Libya
answers: Yes
answers: The United States is deeply concerned about the well-being of Eman al-Obeidy,
answers: The US
answers: The United States is deeply concerned about the well-being of Eman al-Obeidy, 
answers: A State Department source
answers: The United States is deeply concerned about the well-being of Eman al-Obeidy, according to a State Department source
answers: Yes
answers: The United States is deeply concerned about the well-being of Eman al-Obeidy, according to a State Department source, and worked closely with officials in Europe and Libya to get her safely out of the country.
answers: This spring
answers: Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring
answers: Yes
answers: Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring when she accused Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's security forces of gang-raping her.
answers: Rape
answers: Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring when she accused Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's security forces of gang-raping her
answers: Moammar Gadhafi's security forces
answers: Al-Obeidy grabbed the world's attention this spring when she accused Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's security forces of gang-raping her
answers: The Libyan leader
answers: Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's
answers: Malta
answers: She is now on the way to Malta
answers: Yes
answers: She is now on the way to Malta with her father
answers: Her father
answers: with her father,
answers: Transitional National Council
answers: Al-Obeidy told a journalist that officials in the Transitional National Council had pressured the Qataris to expel her.
answers: Yes
answers: Najah Dawaji, a U.S.-based Libyan pro-freedom activist,
answers: Three
answers: said she was with three key members of Libya's Transitional National Council 
answers: Yes
answers: when they first learned that al-Obeidy was forced from Doha and arrived in Benghazi, Libya, on Thursday. She said al-Obeidy had a black eye, bruises on her legs and scratches on her arms.